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A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1879)

Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford ; London : J. Parker · leaf 157

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ices and other vest-ments ; some of thesestill remain, as atGloucester and Wor-cester. Tne name isalso given to the pis-cina. In the south ofGermany the lavatoryis an important fea-ture resembling a bap-tistery ; it is a sepa-rate chamber, squareor octagonal, standingon one side of… … Selby, Yorkshire. 3Lattax—SLcctatu 149 Latten (Old Eng. spelt Laten, Lattin, Laton), a mixedmetal resembling brass, but apparently not considered thesame, for Lydgate, in his Boke of Troye, uses the ex-pression of brasse, of coper, and laton.■ In the will ofHenry VII. this kind of metal is spoken…

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